We believe when someone is empowered to realize their potential, thriving becomes more than a possibility. By giving individuals the tools to build their independence, pathways open and achieving new heights becomes reality.
Whether through life skills or job training, employment placement or meal delivery, we help individuals with disabilities and seniors recognize that they are more than able to live self-sufficiently.
Our Programs
Our Social Enterprises
Feeding and
connecting seniors
Teaching and
training adults with disabilities
Preparing meals and treats for seniors, schools, and businesses
Producing custom screen-printed and embroidered shirts and accessories
Providing grounds services for commercial properties
Our Programs
Our Social Enterprises
Feeding and
connecting seniors
Teaching and
training adults with disabilities
Preparing meals and treats for seniors, schools, and businesses
Producing custom screen-printed and embroidered shirts and accessories
Providing grounds services for commercial properties
Our latest stories
Lanakila Kitchen’s Commitment to Fresh, Local Ingredients
At Lanakila Kitchen, we’re committed to making every meal with care. Starting in May, we are proud to announce that vegetables in our tray meals for kupuna and keiki will be 100% sourced locally — an achievement that reflects years of hard work and collaboration with Hawaii’s farmers. It started with a simple idea: buying local to support our community. During the pandemic, when restaurants closed and farmers needed new outlets for their produce, Lanakila Kitchen stepped in. Today, we work closely with small.
A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Volunteers
During National Volunteer Appreciation Week, April 20-26, we’re celebrating the incredible people who make Lanakila Pacific’s work possible every day. With just five Lanakila Meals on Wheels staff members, we couldn’t do what we do without the generosity and dedication of our incredible 220 core volunteers. Rain or shine, they’re ensuring that our kupuna receive nourishing meals and feel cared for and connected. Lanakila Pacific volunteers do so much more than deliver meals. They also lead classes at our Teaching.
Lanakila Pacific Presents INSPO! 2025 – Building Connections Piece by Piece
Lanakila Pacific is excited to announce the second annual INSPO! 2025 on Saturday, April 12 from 10am-3pm at Kaimuki Middle School. This family-friendly fundraising event aims to foster connections within our neighborhoods by showcasing the businesses, organizations, and people that create such a dynamic community – all to benefit the people with disabilities and seniors that Lanakila Pacific serves. This year’s concept and theme, Building Connections.
Lanakila Kitchen’s Commitment to Fresh, Local Ingredients
At Lanakila Kitchen, we’re committed to making every meal with care. Starting in May, we are proud to announce that vegetables in our tray meals for kupuna and keiki will be 100% sourced locally — an achievement that reflects years of hard work and collaboration with Hawaii’s farmers. It started with a simple idea: buying local to support our community. During the pandemic, when restaurants closed and farmers needed new outlets for their produce, Lanakila Kitchen stepped in. Today, we work closely with small.
A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Volunteers
During National Volunteer Appreciation Week, April 20-26, we’re celebrating the incredible people who make Lanakila Pacific’s work possible every day. With just five Lanakila Meals on Wheels staff members, we couldn’t do what we do without the generosity and dedication of our incredible 220 core volunteers. Rain or shine, they’re ensuring that our kupuna receive nourishing meals and feel cared for and connected. Lanakila Pacific volunteers do so much more than deliver meals. They also lead classes at our Teaching.
Lanakila Pacific Presents INSPO! 2025 – Building Connections Piece by Piece
Lanakila Pacific is excited to announce the second annual INSPO! 2025 on Saturday, April 12 from 10am-3pm at Kaimuki Middle School. This family-friendly fundraising event aims to foster connections within our neighborhoods by showcasing the businesses, organizations, and people that create such a dynamic community – all to benefit the people with disabilities and seniors that Lanakila Pacific serves. This year’s concept and theme, Building Connections.